In case you haven’t done so, you should update MediPDA which is now in version 0.3.2. In this update, the changes are a fix to the bug in the Corrected Calcium module which gave incorrect numbers if you used US units (thanks to remy for the feedback), and two new modules: Well’s DVT and PE [...]
DrugView is a free WebOS app which has been available for sometime in PreCentral’s homebrew. It was the first drug reference available for WebOS created by yours truly with the help of “SirataXero”. It basically is an online drug information search tool which allows one to easily search free online drug databases (some may require [...]
The Palmdoc.net apps MediPDA and Drugview now have their own little section in the PreCentral WebOS Developer Forums. Head over there if you have any questions, suggestions or criticisms! Tags: Drugview, MediPDA, PreCentral, WebOS
Mamouton in the PreCentral forums was kind enough to post this screenshot of MediPDA after about three days in the Palm App Catalog: 8832 downloads! Wow! I notice 39 people have rated this app giving it 4 stars. Not bad for a start but there’s a lot more work to do. I have already had [...]
MediPDA, the WebOS medical calculator has been in Homebrew for a while. Today, it has officially appeared in the Palm App Catalog alongside 10 new applications. The Homebew scene is active, with over 200 apps available but some users may not be comfortable with Homebrews (really I don’t see it as much of an issue [...]
MediPDA (previously called PreMedi) the WebOS medical calculator has been submitted for approval to the Palm App catalogue. If it meets the standards required by Palm (hopefully) it will then appear at a later date in the catalogue. I hope it does for I suspect there are many Palm Pre users who are hesitant to [...]
It’s been an interesting exercise, learning how to programme in WebOS. The primitive homebrew BSA calculator I first came out with has now evolved into a modular medical calculator which I’ve called MediPDA. There are now 3 modules – Body surface area, Body mass index and Creatinine Clearance calculators. I started off with these as [...]
